Tapered Premium Port Orford Cedar Shafts
Port Orford Cedar has been the premier choice of arrow woods, especially for traditional archers for many years. It still reigns as the easiest to straighten and keep straight. Shafts are available in two grades: Factory and Premium. Premium - Each shaft is hand-spined and weighed, then grouped in true 5 pound spine increments and 10 grain weight groups. Shafts with excessive grain run-out are culled. These shafts will give you a dozen, matched, high quality arrows which will stay straight with time.
Tapering shafts causes them to be quicker to straighten out in flight, less sensitive to spine differences, and more weight forward.
$63.95
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I received two dozen cedar shafts, the spine and weight consistency was exceptional. Also POC takes stain very evenly and finish beautiful. It's nice not to have to buy a bulk to get a dozen good shaft. Thanks
Stephen A. Mayne
I need a dozen POC tapered shafts, I had to reduce my bow poundage that I have been shooting for the last 30 years, I need to know what spine do I need for a 40 lb. long bow, center cut, fast flight string, these are strictly for target use. I have been told 45 to 50 and 40 to 45 and 50 to 55, you can see why I am asking you. Thank you, Sincerely, Ron Gooden
Ronald A. Gooden
I bought the tapered shafts and could not be more pleased! they fly perfectly, and I will definitely buy more.
Julia Norris
These shafts are great! I have only bought a dozen and plan to buy more. I shoot a 50# with a 30” draw Longbow and the 55-59 work great. Total weight of 525 grains 178fps.
Ben
I shoot a bear takedown ff string 45@28 my draw is 26' i cut arrows to 27" i shoot split finger with 125 glue on ace heads what spine will i need in a tapper shaft or arrows Our recommendation is 40-44 spined arrows or shafts, whether they are parallel or tapered.
Wayne Wisniewski
Hi another question you said 40-44 for my bear takendown with a ff string and 125 heads cut to 27" what if i go with a B55 string what spine will work good my draw is 26". With B55 string we normally recommend 5# less. The arrows you would need are 35-39 spine.
Wayne Wisniewski
hi on your 11/32 tappered shafts the nock end is what size because i want to make slek nocks. We taper to 5/16". It doesn't matter if the shafts start as 11/32" or 23/64", the nock end on a tapered shaft is 5/16". We can do a custom taper to 9/32" but you must call for pricing.
Wayne Wisniewski
55 lb @ 28 inches longbow. I draw 27" on my 64" longbow. Using B50 Flemish twist. Split finger. Trying out 190 (!) Grain single bevel 3 to 1 ratio Meathead broadheads. I chop 5" shield and banana cut feathers. Do my own nock and point tapers with a good tool (not pencil sharpener type). I shoot 29" arrow length. Want tapered shafts to try higher FOC balance. What do you advise and do you have the recommended shafts in stock? Thank you for your time and reply, will order if you have. David.<bk><bk>[em]With that kind of weight up front we recommend 60-64 spine. We have these in 23/64 as of 8/10/20. Please allow 2-3 days to process the order.[/em]
David
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